At this stage we now have a fully functioning Mercurial server but we have not created any repositories yet. A repository is where you sync your source code to, you need one for each application/NSF that you’ll be building. We…
At this stage we now have a fully functioning Mercurial server but we have not created any repositories yet. A repository is where you sync your source code to, you need one for each application/NSF that you’ll be building. We…
Now that we have our Apache server with Mercurial up and running its time to secure it. We are going to do this using LDAP pointing to our Domino server so make sure your running LDAP on your Domino server…
The next stage in the process is to let the Apache web server know about our new Mercurial scripts and folders. We’ll start by creating a brand new Apache configuration file for Mercurial and then add that into the default…
It’s time to start up your Ubuntu server again and log in using the credentials that you were using in the last part of the series. Once your up and running we are going to setup the Mercurial WSGI script…
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